How to Replace the fuel pump on the Chevrolet Cruze 2011 to 2015 

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Your car and your wallet buddy 👌 go out and make someone ele $300 dollars richer 😅😅

Yeah.. I’m going to have someone else do it. Lol

@@daniellegauna8514 ususally I ca n fix stuff on my cruze lol but this look axtra complicated

That would cost $0.10 Lord knows GM ain't got no ten cents!

Well, I was thinking the same thing however, it’s more clear that it would be the passenger side because that’s where the filler neck is, and you can see the rear door on the right of the screen and a part of the taillight on the left of the screen.

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All the in tank fuel pumps are similar.

Check valve?

I have that code right now, did you figure it out??

I replaced the valve cover for that code and the PCV in that valve cover was bad. Thanks to JESUS that it was that.

Yeah mate I had that issue. I'll try make it clear as to how I put them back on. On the floor of the tank, feel around for 2 separate long moulded bumps. They are side by side of each other and are the only bumps you should feel on the floor. Now sit a baffle on one of the bumps. You should be able to tell which side of the baffle house over the bump and the shorter side goes towards the outside of the tank. Then all you do next is push down on the spring to reduce the height of the baffle and then manoeuvre it to sit between 2 smaller moulded grooves on the roof of the tank. Then repeat for the other baffle, again with the shorter end to the outside of the tank. Mine fit pretty snug and tight. I have read you could use a chemical resistant glue to ensure they stay put for good. Hope that helps and not too late.

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Sorry to hear your fuel pump went out recently. It’s not uncommon for one to stop working at your car’s mileage, hope you found this video helpful.

Makes me feel better lol, thanks. I got to 120,000 and it's starting to sputter. Need to do this sooner than later.

Mine is currently at 213,000. This morning it stuttered and eventually had no engine feedback when pushing the gas pedal. Coasted to a stop on the side of the road pressed gas again after a minute and it picked up. I'm thinking it's a fuel pump but not certain.

@@lucasvbishop hey bro did you end up getting it replaced? Same thing happened to mine and I’m thinking that’s what it is. Also if you did what was the pricing?

Did you do this? I’m trying to figure out where to cut

@@joeyrossmiller12 yup . Cut a hole

Fuel filter is attached to the fuel pump, as it can be seen in this video. You have to do all this work to get to it. Unfortunately...

Who told you that...??

Could you send me a picture of how you did that?

Any pics or measurements where you cut the hole?

@@Theslammedcruze hey lift up your back seat the buldge in the center cut about a 6-8 inch hole and be done use a flat head screw driver and a hammer to knock through the metal good to go I honestly sold it lol was a Pos spent 5k fixing it and drove it 200 miles and it kept breaking down mind you anything that needed programmed or anything like that I would take it to the mechanic but doing anything that did not need programming all myself the car was a nightmare and it only had 89k miles